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From: cmoore@ARL.MIL
Date: Wed, 10 May 95 12:45:25 EDT
Subject: zone.7
DCCL - World Numbering Zone 7 - former USSR territory, including CIS nations
9 May 1995
Inquiries: contact cmoore@ARL.MIL or djcl@io.org
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7 Former Soviet Union (including republics in the Commonwealth of
Independent States), before some republics changed codes. Many
nations never recognized 1940 seizure of the Baltic republics,
which are now using new country codes (see below).
[If asterisk appears at end of line containing a 3-digit city code,
add '22' or '2', respectively, before a 5 or 6 digit telephone number.
Otherwise, add '00' or '0', respectively. This note was written 19
Sept. 1990; later-arriving entries will be marked "&" if such add-on
information is unknown.
[31 Oct 1992: new information from OAG Travel Planner was found for
these nations. Individual republics are listed now; any question mark
after a republic name indicates that this is probably which country
the code belongs to, but was not confirmed.
[30 Apr 1993: some nations formerly in country code 7 now have service
under new country codes. These are Lithuania (+370), Latvia (+371),
Estonia (+372) and Moldova (+373), all in the European zone 3 (see
that file for detailed listings of these nations).
[27 Feb 1995: Belarus will use +375 and Ukraine +380 effective
16 April 1995, as these nations withdraw from the +7 country code.
Azerbaijan was assigned country code +994, but implementation
appears to be limited (mentioned in BT's phone books in the UK).
[29 Apr 1995:
* Armenia changes to +374, effective 1 May 1995; permissive dialing
with +7 until 1 July 1995.
* Belarus +375 has permissive dialing with +7 until some unknown point
in 1997.
* Ukraine has permissive dialing with +7 for approximately six months
following the 16 Apr 1995 activation of +380.
* Georgia has been assigned +995; details of any changeover from +7
are unknown at this point.]
011 Kaliningrad, Russia * (01122)
012 Lithuania [now +370]
012 10 Birstonas, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 11 Ukmerge, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 14 Shauliai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 16 Skuodas, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 17 Svencionys, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 18 Plunge, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 19 Jonava, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 2 Vilnius, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 20 Birzai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 28 Raseinia, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 29 Ignalina, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 30 Moletai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 32 Sirvintos, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 33 Drusknikai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 35 Alytus, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 36 Palanga, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 37 Elektrienai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 38 Trakai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 39 Utena, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 40 Gargzdei, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 41 Silute, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 42 Vilkaviskis, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 43 Marijampole, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 46 Taurage, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 47 Sakiai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 48 Jurbarkas, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 49 Prienai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 50 Salcininkai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 51 Anyksciai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 54 Panevezys, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 56 Kaisiadorys, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 57 Kedainiai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 59 Nida, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 60 Varena, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 61 Klaipeda, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 68 Lazdijai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 7 Kaunas, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 70 Zarasai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 71 Pasvalys, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 78 Rokiskis, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 91 Pakruojis, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 92 Radviliskis, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 93 Mazeikiai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 94 Telsiai, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 95 N. Akmene, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 96 Joniskis, Lithuania [now in +370]
012 97 Kelme, Lithuania [now in +370]
013 Latvia [now +371]
013 2 Riga, Latvia * [now +371 2]
013 2 Olaine, Latvia [now +371 2]
013 2 Sigulda, Latvia [now +371 2]
013 30 Jelgava, Latvia [now +371 30]
013 31 Tukums, Latvia [now +371 31]
013 32 Talsi, Latvia [now +371 32]
013 33 Kuldiga, Latvia [now +371 33]
013 34 Aizpute, Liepaja (or Liepaya), Latvia [now +371 34]
013 36 Ventspils, Latvia [now +371 36]
013 38 Saldus, Latvia [now +371 38]
013 39 Bauska, Latvia [now +371 39]
013 40 Limbazi, Latvia [now +371 40]
013 41 Cesis, Latvia [now +371 41]
013 42 Valmiera, Latvia [now +371 42]
013 43 Ainazi, Latvia [now +371 43] (Aluksne?)
013 44 Gulbene, Latvia [now +371 44]
013 45 Balvi, Latvia [now +371 45]
013 46 Rezekne, Latvia [now +371 46]
013 47 Valka, Latvia [now +371 47]
013 48 Madona, Latvia [now +371 48]
013 50 Ogre, Latvia [now +371 50]
013 51 Aizkraukle, Latvia [now +371 51]
013 52 Jekabpils, Latvia [now +371 52]
013 53 Preili, Latvia [now +371 53]
013 54 Daugavpils, Latvia [now +371 54]
013 56 Kraslava, Latvia [now +371 56]
013 57 Ludza, Latvia [now +371 57]
013 62 Jurmala, Latvia [now +371 2, same as Riga]
014 Estonia [now +372]
014 2 Tallinn, Estonia * [now in +372]
014 2 Harjus, Estonia [now in +372]
014 30 Pylva, Estonia [now in +372]
014 32 Rakvere, Estonia [now in +372]
014 33 Kohtla Jerve, Estonia [now in +372]
014 34 Tartu, Estonia [now in +372]
014 35 Narva, Estonia [now in +372]
014 37 Jigeva, Estonia [now in +372]
014 38 Pajde, Estonia [now in +372]
014 41 Vyru, Estonia [now in +372]
014 42 Valga, Estonia [now in +372]
014 43 Viljandis, Estonia [now in +372]
014 44 Parnu, Estonia [now in +372]
014 45 Kuresare, Estonia [now in +372]
014 46 Kiardla, Estonia [now in +372]
014 47 Hapsalu, Estonia [now in +372]
014 48 Rapla, Estonia [now in +372]
014 49 Silamiaje, Estonia [now in +372]
015 Grodno, Belarus * (01522) [now in +375]
015 11 Berestovitsa, Belarus [now in +375]
015 12 Volkovysk, Belarus [now in +375]
015 13 Svisloch, Belarus [now in +375]
015 14 Shchuchin, Belarus [now in +375]
015 15 Mosty, Belarus [now in +375]
015 61 Lida, Belarus [now in +375]
015 62 Slonim, Belarus [now in +375]
015 63 Dyatlovo, Belarus [now in +375]
015 64 Zelva, Belarus [now in +375]
015 91 Ostrovets, Belarus [now in +375]
015 91 Smorgon, Belarus [now in +375]
015 93 Oshmyany, Belarus [now in +375]
015 94 Voronovo, Belarus [now in +375]
015 95 Ivje (Iwe), Belarus [now in +375]
015 96 Korelichy, Belarus [now in +375]
015 97 Novogrudok, Belarus [now in +375]
016 Brest, Belarus * (01622) [now in +375]
016 31 Kamenets, Belarus [now in +375]
016 32 Pruzhany, Belarus [now in +375]
016 33 Lyakhovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
016 34 Baranovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
016 41 Zhabinka, Belarus [now in +375]
016 42 Kobrin (Kobrynsk), Belarus [now in +375]
016 43 Bereza, Belarus [now in +375]
016 44 Drogichin, Belarus [now in +375]
016 45 Ivatsevichi, Belarus [now in +375]
016 46 Gantsevchi, Belarus [now in +375]
016 47 Luninets, Belarus [now in +375]
016 51 Malorita, Belarus [now in +375]
016 52 Ivanovo Brestsky, Belarus [now in +375]
016 53 Pinsk, Belarus [now in +375]
016 55 Stolin, Belarus [now in +375]
017 Mensk (was Minsk), Belarus * (0172) [now in +375]
017 10 Soligorsk, Belarus [now in +375]
017 13 Pukhovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
017 14 Cherven, Belarus [now in +375]
017 15 Berezino, Belarus [now in +375]
017 16 Dzerzhinsk, Belarus [now in +375]
017 17 Stolbtsy, Belarus [now in +375]
017 18 Uzda, Belarus [now in +375]
017 19 Kopyl, Belarus [now in +375]
017 70 Nesvizh, Belarus [now in +375]
017 71 Vilejka, Belarus [now in +375]
017 72 Volozhin, Belarus [now in +375]
017 73 Molodechno, Belarus [now in +375]
017 74 Logojsk, Belarus [now in +375]
017 75 Zhodino, Belarus [now in +375]
017 76 Smolevichi, Belarus [now in +375]
017 77 Borisov, Belarus [now in +375]
017 79 Pleshchenitsy, Belarus [now in +375]
017 92 Starye Dorogi, Belarus [now in +375]
017 93 Kletsk, Belarus [now in +375]
017 94 Luban, Belarus [now in +375]
017 95 Slutsk, Belarus [now in +375]
017 96 Krupki, Belarus [now in +375]
017 97 Myadel, Belarus [now in +375]
017 97 Naroch, Belarus [now in +375]
021 Vitebsk, Belarus * (0212 or 02122) [now in +375]
021 30 Shumilino, Belarus [now in +375]
021 31 Beshenkovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
021 32 Lepel, Belarus [now in +375]
021 33 Chashniki, Belarus [now in +375]
021 35 Senno, Belarus [now in +375]
021 36 Tolochin, Belarus [now in +375]
021 37 Dubrovno, Belarus [now in +375]
021 38 Liozno, Belarus [now in +375]
021 39 Gorodok, Belarus [now in +375]
021 44 Novopolotsk, Belarus [now in +375]
021 44 Polotsk, Belarus [now in +375]
021 51 Verkhnedvinsk, Belarus [now in +375]
021 52 Miory (Miary k/Minska), Belarus [now in +375]
021 53 Braslav, Belarus [now in +375]
021 54 Sharkovshchina, Belarus [now in +375]
021 55 Postavy, Belarus [now in +375]
021 56 Glubokoe, Belarus [now in +375]
021 57 Dokshitsy, Belarus [now in +375]
021 58 Ushachi, Belarus [now in +375]
021 59 Rossony, Belarus [now in +375]
021 61 Orsha, Belarus [now in +375]
022 Mogilev, Belarus * (02222) [now in +375]
022 30 Glusk, Belarus [now in +375]
022 31 Bykhov, Belarus [now in +375]
022 32 Belynichi, Belarus [now in +375]
022 33 Gorki, Belarus [now in +375]
022 34 Krugloe, Belarus [now in +375]
022 35 Osipovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
022 36 Klichev, Belarus [now in +375]
022 37 Kirovsk, Belarus [now in +375]
022 38 Krasnopolje, Belarus [now in +375]
022 39 Shklov, Belarus [now in +375]
022 40 Mstislavl, Belarus [now in +375]
022 41 Krichev, Belarus [now in +375]
022 42 Chausy, Belarus [now in +375]
022 43 Cherikov, Belarus [now in +375]
022 44 Klimovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
022 45 Kostyukovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
022 46 Slavgorod, Belarus [now in +375]
022 51 Bobruysk, Belarus [now in +375]
023 Gomel, Belarus * (0232 or 02322) [now in +375]
023 30 Vetka, Belarus [now in +375]
023 32 Chechersk, Belarus [now in +375]
023 33 Dobrush, Belarus [now in +375]
023 34 Zhlobin, Belarus [now in +375]
023 36 Buda-Koshelevo, Belarus [now in +375]
023 37 Korma, Belarus [now in +375]
023 39 Rogachev, Belarus [now in +375]
023 40 Rechitsa, Belarus [now in +375]
023 42 Svetlogorsk, Belarus [now in +375]
023 44 Bragin, Belarus [now in +375]
023 45 Kalinkovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
023 46 Khojniki, Belarus [now in +375]
023 47 Loev, Belarus [now in +375]
023 50 Petrikov, Belarus [now in +375]
023 51 Mozyr, Belarus [now in +375]
023 53 Zhitkovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
023 54 Elsk, Belarus [now in +375]
023 55 Narovlya, Belarus [now in +375]
023 56 Lelshitsy, Belarus [now in +375]
023 57 Oktyabrsky, Belarus [now in +375]
031 Uzhhorod (Uzhgorod), Ukraine (03100) [now in +380]
032 Lviv (Lvov), Ukraine * (0322) [now in +380]
033 Lutsk, Ukraine (03300) [now in +380]
034 Ivano-Frankivsk (Ivano-Frankovsk), Ukraine * (0340 or 03400)
035 Ternopil (Ternopol), Ukraine (0350 or 03500) [now in +380]
036 Rivne (Rovno), Ukraine * [now in +380]
037 Chernivtsi (Chernovtsi, Chernovtsy), Ukraine * (03700)
[now in +380]
038 Khmelnytsky (Khmelnitskiy,Khmelnitski), Ukraine * (0380 or 03800)
[now in +380]
041 Zhytomyr (Zhitomir), Ukraine (0410 or 04100) [now in +380]
042 Moldova [now in +373]
042 Kishinev, Moldova * (0422) [now in +373]
042 30 Soroka, Moldova [now in +373]
042 31 Beltsy, Moldova [now in +373]
042 32 Bandery, Moldova [now in +373]
042 33 Tiraspol, Moldova [now in +373]
042 35 Orchejis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 38 Komratas, Moldova [now in +373]
042 39 Kachulas, Moldova [now in +373]
042 40 Grigoriopolis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 41 Cimislija, Moldova [now in +373]
042 42 Stefan Vode, Moldova [now in +373]
042 43 Keusenis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 44 Kelerasis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 46 Jedinecas, Moldova [now in +373]
042 47 Bricenis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 48 Kriulenis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 49 Glodenis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 50 Florestis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 51 Dondusenis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 53 Vulkenestis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 56 Ryskanis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 58 Telenestis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 59 Felestis, Moldova [now in +373]
042 61 Cadyr Lunga, Moldova [now in +373]
042 62 Synzereja, Moldova [now in +373]
042 63 Leovo, Moldova [now in +373]
042 65 Anenji Nojus, Moldova [now in +373]
042 70 Maksimovka, Moldova [now in +373]
042 76 Paskanai, Moldova [now in +373]
043 Vinnytsya (Vinnitsya), Ukraine * (0430 or 04300) [now in +380]
044 Kyiv (Kyyiv, Kiev), Ukraine * [now in +380]
046 Chernihiv (Chernigov), Ukraine * (04622) [now in +380]
047 Cherkasy (Cherkassi, Cherkassy), Ukraine * (0472 or 04722)
[now in +380]
047 35 Korsun-Schevchenkovski, Ukraine [now in +380]
048 Odessa, Ukraine * (0482) [now in +380]
048 49 Bilhorod-Dnistrovsky (Belgorod-Dnestrovskij), Ukraine
[now in +380]
051 Mykolayiv (Nikolaev), Ukraine * (0510) [now in +380]
052 Kirovohrad (Kirovograd), Ukraine * (05222) [now in +380]
053 Poltava, Ukraine * (05322) [now in +380]
054 Sumy (Sumi), Ukraine (05400) [now in +380]
055 Kherson, Ukraine * (05500) [now in +380]
056 Dnipropetrovsk (Dnepropetrovsk), Ukraine * (0562) [now in +380]
056 4 Kryvy Rih (Krivoy Rog), Ukraine [now in +380]
056 92 Dniprodzerzhynsk (Dneprodzerzhinsk), Ukraine [now in +380]
057 Kharkiv (Kharkov), Ukraine * (0572) [now in +380]
060 Yalta, Ukraine (0600) (what about 0654?) [now in +380]
061 Zaporizhya (Zaporozhye), Ukraine * (0612, 06122) [now in +380]
061 53 Berdyansk, Ukraine [now in +380]
062 Donetsk, Ukraine * (0622) [now in +380]
062 9 Mariupol, Ukraine [now in +380]
064 Luhansk (Lugansk), Ukraine * (0642) (was Voroshilovograd)
[now in +380]
065 Simferopol, Ukraine * (06522) [now in +380]
065 4 Yalta, Ukraine (what about 0600?) [now in +380]
065 54 Bakhchysaray (Bakhchisarai, Bakhchisaray), Ukraine
[now in +380]
065 60 Alushta, Ukraine [now in +380]
065 61 Kerch, Ukraine [now in +380]
065 62 Feodosiya, Ukraine [now in +380]
065 64 Dzhankoy, Ukraine [now in +380]
069 Sevastopol (or Sebastapol, Sebastopol), Ukraine (0690)
[now in +380]
071 Kursk, Russia * (07100)
072 Belgorod, Russia * (07222)
072 52 Stary Oskol
073 Voronezh, Russia * (0732)
073 50 Bobrov
074 Lipetsk, Russia? (0740)
075 Tambov, Russia * (07522)
075 45 Michurinsk
081 Smolensk, Russia (08100)
082 Tver (former Kalinin), Russia? * (08222)
082 33 Vyshni Volochek
083 Bryansk, Russia * (08322)
084 Kaluga, Russia * (08422)
084 39 Obninsk
085 Yaroslavl, Russia * (or 0852, from Kyiv 1992 book)
085 32 Uglich
085 35 Pereslavl-Zalessky, Russia
085 36 Rostov, Russia
085 37 Rybinsk (former Andropov), Russia
086 Orel, Russia (0860 or 08600)
087 Tula, Russia * (0872)
091 Ryazan, Russia (0912)
092 Vladimir, Russia * (09222)
092 31 Suzdal, Russia
092 32 Kovrov
092 34 Murom
093 Ivanovo, Russia * (09322)
093 31 Kineshma
094 Kostroma, Russia? * (09422)
095 Moscow (Moskva), Russia (treated as a republic because of size)
096 Moscow (Moskva), Russia cellular mobile
301 Ulan-Ude, Russia * (30122)
302 Chita, Russia * (30222)
310 Dzhezkazgan * (31022)
311 Uralsk, Kazakhstan * (31122)
312 Guryev, Kazakhstan *
313 Aktyubinsk (31300)
314 Kustanai (or Kustanay), Kazakhstan * (31422)
315 Petropavlovsk (31500)
316 Kokchetav, Kazakhstan * (3162 or 31622)
317 Tsilinograd (or Tselinograd), Kazakhstan? * (3172 or 31722)
321 Karaganda, Kazakhstan (3210 or 32100)
322 Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan *
323 Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan * (3232 or 32322)
325 Chimkent, Kazakhstan *
326 Dzhambul (or Djambul), Kazakhstan * (3262 or 32622)
327 Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan * (3272)
331 Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan * (was Frunze)
332 Osh, Kyrgyzstan *
337 Dushanbe, Tajikistan *
337 38 Nurek, Tajikistan
337 44 Kurgan-Tyube, Tajikistan
341 Izhevsk (was Ustinov), Russia * (34122)
341 41 Glazov
341 45 Votkinsk
341 47 Sarapul
342 Perm, Russia * (3422)
342 42 Berezniki
342 53 Solikamsk
343 Yekaterinburg (formerly Sverdlovsk), Russia * (3432)
343 51 Nizhni Tagil
345 Tyumen, Russia * (34522)
347 Ufa, Russia * (3472)
351 Chelyabinsk, Russia * (3512)
351 37 Magnitogorsk, Russia
352 Kurgan, Russia * (35222)
353 Orenburg, Russia (35300)
360 Tashauz, Turkmenistan *
361 Nukus, Uzbekistan * (36122)
362 Urgench
363 Ashkhabad, Turkmenistan * (36300)
365 Bukhara, Uzbekistan * (36522)
366 Samarkand, Uzbekistan * (36622)
367 Gulistan, Uzbekistan? * (36722)
369 Namangan, Uzbekistan * (36922)
370 Mary, Turkmenistan *
371 Tashkent, Uzbekistan * (3712)
372 Dzhizak, Uzbekistan? * (37222)
373 Fergana, Uzbekistan * (37322)
374 Andizhan, Uzbekistan * (37422)
375 Karshi, Uzbekistan * (37522)
376 Termez, Uzbekistan? (near Turkmenistan border) (37622)
377 Dushanbe, Tadzhikstan * (3772)
379 Khudzhand
381 Omsk, Russia * (3812)
382 Tomsk, Russia * (3822 or 38222)
383 Novosibirsk (or Novossibirsk), Russia * (3832)
383 41 Berdsk
384 Kemerovo, Russia * (38422)
385 Barnaul, Russia * (3852)
385 38 Biysk
391 Krasnoyarsk, Russia * (3912)
394 Kizil (or Kyzyl?) * (39422)
395 Irkutsk, Russia * (3952)
395 18 Angarsk
395 31 Bratsk
411 Yakutsk, Russia * (41122)
413 Magadan, Russia (41300)
415 Petropavlovsk-Kamchatski, Russia (41500)
416 Blagoveshchensk, Russia * (41622)
421 Khabarovsk, Russia (4210 or 42100)
423 Vladivostok, Russia (42300)
424 Juzhno-Sakhalinsk (or Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk), Russia? (42400)
436 Navoi * (43622)
501 Sovintel network in Moscow
502 Combellga network
503 Comstar network
811 Pskov, Russia * (81122)
811 53 Velikie Luki
812 St Petersburg, Russia (name changed 1991 from Leningrad)
812 63 Volkhov
812 78 Vyborg
814 Petrozavodsk, Russia (81400)
815 Murmansk, Russia * (8150 or 81500)
816 Novgorod, Russia (8160 or 81600)
817 Vologda, Russia * (81722)
817 36 Cherepovets
818 Arkhangelsk, Russia (81800)
821 Siktivkar (or Syktyvkar), Russia? * (82122)
821 47 Ukhta
821 51 Vorkuta
831 Nizhni(i) Novgorod (was Gorky or Gorki), Russia * (8312)
831 47 Arzamas
833 Vyatka (formerly Kirov), Russia (83300) (or 8332, Kyiv '92 book)
834 Saransk, Russia * (8342 or 83422)
835 Cheboksari (or Cheboksary), Russia (8350)
836 Ioshkar-Ola, Russia? * (83622)
841 Penza, Russia * (8412)
842 Simbirsk (formerly Ulyanovsk), Russia * (84222)
842 35 Dimitrovgrad
843 Kazan, Russia * (8432)
843 12 Almetyevsk
843 53 Nizhnekamsk
843 9 Naberezhnye Chelny, Russia
844 Volgograd, Russia * (8442) (was once Stalingrad)
845 Saratov, Russia * (8452)
845 70 Balakovo
846 Samara (was Kuibishev or Kuybyshev), Russia * (8462)
846 35 Novokuybyshevsk
847 Elista, Russia? * (84722)
848 Tolyatti, Russia & [see Note 3 below]
851 Astrakhan, Russia * (85100)
855 Naberezhnye Chelny, Russia &
861 Krasnodar, Russia * (8612)
861 34 Novorossijsk (or Novorossiysk), Russia
861 37 Armavir
862 Sochi, Russia * (8620)
863 Rostov-na-Donu (or Rostov-on-Don), Russia * (8632)
863 42 Azov
863 44 Taganrog, Russia
863 52 Novocherkassk, Russia
865 Stavropol, Russia * (86522)
865 31 Mineralnye Vody, Russia
865 37 Kislovodsk, Russia
866 Nalchik, Russia (86600)
867 Vladikarkaz (formerly Ordzhonikidze), Russia * (86722)
867 Vladikarkaz, Russia *
871 Groznii (or Grozny), Russia * (87122)
872 Makhachkala, Russia (8720 or 87200)
874 Andizhan, Uzbekistan *
879 Pyatigorsk, Russia (8790 or 87900)
881 Sukhumi, Georgia * (88122) [may change to +995]
882 Batumi, Georgia (88200) [may change to +995]
883 Tbilisi, Georgia * (8832) [may change to +995]
883 31 Kutaisi, Georgia [may change to +995]
885 Erevan (or Yerevan), Armenia * (8852) [now in +374]
885 69 Kumayri or Giumri (former Leninakan), Armenia [now in +374]
892 Baku, Azerbaijan * (8922) [may change to +994]
892 64 Sumgait, Azerbaijan [may change to +994]
895 Gyandzha, Azerbaijan * [may change to +994]
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Note 1 (courtesy Jason Childers, notes added in brackets where new
codes were found):
Date: 26 Feb 92 11:50:00 EST
From: childeja@UDAVXB.OCA.UDAYTON.EDU (Jason Childers)
Subject: Name Game in the CIS
Now that the Soviet Union (USSR, CCCP) is non-existent, the republics
have decided to change the names of some of their cities back to their
pre-Soviet titles. Here is a list of names which {Time Magazine}
published last month, some of which are stated in the Telecom Archives
file ZONE.7 as having city codes:
[notice 2 occurrences of Ordzhonikidze, in Russia and in Georgia]
Old name New Name Code
Leninakan, Armenia Kumayri or Giumri 7 885 69
Kirovabad, Azerbaijan Gyandzha 7 895
Minsk, Byelorussia Mensk, Belarus 7 017 %%
Gegechkori, Georgia Martvili
Makharadze, Georgia Ozurgeti
Ordzhonikidze, Georgia Kharagouli
Tsakhaya, Georgia Senaki
Tsulukidze, Georgia Khoni
Frunze, Kirghizia Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan 7 331
Rybachye, Kirghizia Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan
Moldavia Moldova
Andropov, Russia Rybinsk 7 085 37
Brezhnev, Russia Naberezhnye Chelny 7 843 9, 7 855
Chernenko, Russia Sharypovo
Georgiu-Dezh, Russia Liski
Gorky, Russia Nizhni(i) Novgorod 7 831
Kirov, Russia Vyatka 7 833
Kuibyshev, Russia Samara 7 846
Kalinin Tver 7 082
Leningrad, Russia St Petersburg 7 812
Ordzhonikidze, Russia Vladikarkaz 7 867
Sverdlovsk, Russia Yekaterinburg 7 343
Ustinov, Russia Izhevsk 7 341
Voroshilovgrad, Russia Lugansk [7 064?]
Zagorsk, Russia Sergiev Posad 7 254
Lvov, The Ukraine Lviv, Ukraine 7 032 %%
Voroshilovgrad, The Ukraine Lugansk, Ukraine 7 064 %%
Zhdanov, The Ukraine Mariupol, Ukraine 7 062 9 %%
[added by CGM from another source:]
Ulyanovsk, Russia Simbirsk 7 842
Any edits and amendments would be appreciated.
Does anybody know if Kaliningrad (the little oblast north of Poland
and west of either Estonia or Lithuania (sorry, don't have a map next
to me) is going back to being known as Ko:ningsberg?
Jason Childers <childeja@udavxb.oca.udayton.edu>
[%% - Feb. 1995 - new country codes will be used in Belarus (+375) and
Ukraine (+380) effective 16 April 1995 - old +7 codes will be changed.]
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Note 2:
(courtesy Carl Moore)
These change only a vowel (mind you, Russian uses the Cyrillic
alphabet instead of the one we use). How does this compare to
the changes such as Peking-to-Beijing in China?
Minsk --> Mensk
Lvov --> Lviv
I also notice Kirghizia --> Kyrgyzstan. Nit-picking change
in the "Kirghiz" spelling; yes, I also see the "ia" and "stan"
endings.
Kaliningrad (Ko:nigsberg being the name it had when part of
East Prussia in Germany) is in an enclave which is part of
the Russian republic but which borders Poland and Lithuania
(you have to go through Lithuania and Byelorussia, now called
Belarus, to reach the rest of the Russian republic).
Yekaterinburg (see notes below regarding Sverdlovsk) has also
been spelled without the leading Y; I'm sure this is due to
transliteration from the Cyrillic alphabet.
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Note 3:
Tolyatti (+7 848), also spelled Toliatti, is apparently named for former
Italian Communist party leader Palmiro Togliatti(?). This name may have
been changed, as is known to have happened to many other cities named for
Communists (and not just in the former USSR):
Leningrad, Russia
Stalingrad, Russia
(became Volgograd long ago in "de-Stalinization" program under Khrushchev)
Andropov, Russia
Brezhnev, Russia
Chernenko, Russia
Kalinin, Russia
Sverdlovsk, Russia
(became Yekaterinburg, the name it had before the Bolshevik revolution
and when deposed Tsar Nicholas II and his family were murdered there in
1918; according to "Nicholas and Alexandra", Jacob Sverdlov headed the
Soviet cabinet and arranged those murders)
Ulyanovsk, Russia (Ulyanov was Lenin's real last name)
Leninakan, Armenia
Karl-Marx-Stadt (became Chemnitz), in the former East Germany
Wilhelm-Pieck-Stadt (became Guben), in the former East Germany
Titograd (became Podgorica), in the former Yugoslavia
Gottwaldov (became Zlin), in the former Czechoslovakia
